Navico 9-Pin Dual Mix & Match Cable for Dual Element Transducers
For dual-socket Navico/Lowrance/Simrad xSonic 9-pin equipment
Mix and Match Cables for CHIRP Transducers
Many CHIRP transducers are now made as Mix and Match models. These versions have a common base transducer with an attached 9-meter cable, plus an interchangeable short (1-meter) brand-specific adapter cable.
The permanently-attached 9-meter cable ends in an Airmar 12-pin connector. This cable is run up through the boat to the equipment location. The short adapter cable connects to the transducer cable at one end and to the equipment at the other end.
Both parts are needed for an installation. If the user changes equipment brand at some later time, the transducer and its attached cable can be left in place and only the adapter cable needs to be replaced.
Note that CHIRP Mix and Match cables cannot be used with conventional 50/200kHz transducers.
The Airmar Navico 9-Pin Dual Mix & Match Cable, part number MMC-9N2, is designed for connecting dual element CHIRP transducers to compatible Navico, Lowrance, and Simrad xSonic 9-pin equipment. This cable system facilitates flexible installations by separating the primary transducer cable from the brand-specific equipment connection. It consists of a permanently attached 9-meter cable from the transducer, terminating in an Airmar 12-pin connector, and a separate 1-meter brand-specific adapter cable that connects to the equipment. This design allows for easier equipment upgrades, as only the adapter cable needs replacement if the equipment brand changes, leaving the transducer and main cable in place. This product is intended for IT professionals and marine technicians managing or installing sonar systems that utilize CHIRP Mix and Match transducers, ensuring proper connectivity and simplifying future maintenance.
This cable is compatible with dual-socket Navico, Lowrance, and Simrad xSonic 9-pin equipment. It is specifically designed for use with dual element CHIRP transducers.
This product is a Mix and Match cable system. It includes a permanently attached 9-meter cable from the transducer, which ends in an Airmar 12-pin connector, and a separate 1-meter brand-specific adapter cable.
No, CHIRP Mix and Match cables, including this model, cannot be used with conventional 50/200kHz transducers. They are designed exclusively for CHIRP transducers.
The permanently attached cable from the transducer is 9 meters long. The brand-specific adapter cable is 1 meter long.
MMC-9N2 - Airmar Navico 9-Pin Dual Mix & Match Cable for Dual Element Transducers